The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-11-17
Death of Hon. John M. Berry,

John McDonough Berry, Justice OF the
Supreme Court Of Minnesota, died at his
residence in Minneapolis, from paralysis.
1t began last May in a peculiar numbness
OF the light hand. 1t seemed in the nature
OF paralysis. and evidences appeared OF the
progress OF the paralysis. Within q month
it had affected the whole right side OF his
body. And the brain, too, was touched
by the fatal malady.
Judge Berry was {: native OF Pittsield, n.
II. In '55 he moved to Faribault. Mime
sofa, and at once came into prominence. IN
'5G he was member OF the territorial house
OF representatives and chairman of the ju-
dietary committee. In '62 he was sent to
the state senate from Rice county, and in
1854 ne was elected associate justice OF
the supreme court Il position he has held
andfonored ever since. His residence in
Minneapolis dates from 1879. His distaste
for ostenation and publicity is evidenced
in his expressed wish for a private funeral
which will OF course be complied with.
Advices from Alaska via British Colum.
bia bring further news regarding the muir
der OF the late Archbishop Seghers, as
brought out at the trial ut Sitka, by Frank
Fuller, the murderer. They are similar to
first reports.
The glOOmiest rumors come from Berlin
concerning the Emperor William. 1t is
said that he tainted and all the members
OF his family were summoned to his bed.
side.
prominent auctioneers during the boom
days, has woed and won the hand OF a
San Diego, CAL, fair one, whose age is So.
and who possesses fortune OF 500. 900.
Deputations from several socialist or.
gani cations attended the funeral in Paris
! OF the Communist Potter and attempted
! to display red flags. The police interfercd,
and a riot ensued. The people in the process.
| sion showed resistance, and the police were
compelled to draw their sabers. On the
cortege reaching the cemetery violent
"Vive Ia Commune" NJ. Jafirin, a mem
Der Of the municipal council, who was one
q. the leaders in the disturbance, was ar.
| rested.
| The cabinet have decided not to con
woke parliament until the end OF February
in order to avoid the embarrassments o.
| parliamentary criticism OF the course pur-
! sued by the government in Ireland. Mr.
| O'Erien was removed to the prison int:r.,i
airy on the doctors orders. warran:
has been issued for the arrest OF MIR. Cox
NJ. P, for failing to answer a summons 70;
| his appearance in court. John Dillon, al.
that Balfour had put o. Brien in prison i,
revenge for O Brien's criticisms OF the gov
ernment's course in Ireland.
The people OF Dubuque are greatly
alarmed over the incendary attempts t.
destroy their property.
At Watertown, OAK, Nicholas Keife'
was sentenced to five years in the peniten
tiury for incest. G. &. Hoyt was fines
5000 for selling Intoxicating liquors with
out Il License.
At Cincinnati. Rev. Joseph Parker o
London in lecture incidentally men
toned the name OF Gladstone. when he wa
interrupted by long-continued applause.
Fire nearly destroyed the business por
ton OF the little town OF Brooks, few
miles west OF Corning, Adams county
Iowa. The Marsh hotel. the residence o
w. H. Tucker, the Tucker Bros lumbc
! yard and general store were completed!
destroyed. LOGS, $4,000.